Do You Have Gas ?

[Scott Hutchinson]

If they jacking up the prices we might be all walking.

[DividedThigh]

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Stay away from Bush's Baked Beans.

but i like those scott, lol,dt

I am a bass player with GAS, but mostly for basses.

I currently own the following:

Nordstrand SC5
Zon Sonus Custom fretless 5
Peavey Cirrus 6
Lakland Skyline D55-01
Fender Jazz Geddy Lee model
Electra P bass copy
Electra Westone P/J fretless
Peavey T-40
Peavey Foundation
Hamer CH12 12 string bass
SX P bass copy
Ibanez SR506
Westone Quantum (Steinberger copy)
Olympia acoustic bass guitar

Also have an Epiphone Les Paul Studio guitar, and an Art & Lutherie acoustic 12 string guitar, various amps, effects, and accessories.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Friend you have an arensal,you need a Hoffner and a upright bass to round out your collection.

Already got way too much stuff. :

Somee day, maybe after the kids are gone and I convert one of their rooms to a music room, I might have room for an upright.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Hopefully at least one of your basses have flatwound strings.

[Scott Hutchinson]

An acoustic bass guitar is something I could use playing with bluegrassers.

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Hopefully at least one of your basses have flatwound strings.

One of my P Bass copies has flatwounds, and my four string fretless has black nylon tapewounds, which are kind of halfway between rounds and flats tonally.

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

An acoustic bass guitar is something I could use playing with bluegrassers.

Regarding acoustic bass guitars, they really still need some kind of amplification, if you are playing with anything more than a quiet fingerstyle guitarist. Multiple guitarists, using flatpicks, banjo, or fiddle, nobody will hear the bass, if you play an unamplified acoustic.

If you are playing with old fashion bluegrassers (no amps), an upright or a washtub is the way to go.

[DividedThigh]

hi embellisher, i was in heber springs last august at the resort on the lake with my fam, it is beautiful there, dt

[Scott Hutchinson]

Some of the bluegrassers I play with tolerate electric bass,so some them of could handle an acoustic bass guitar plugged in.As a matter of fact at a fiddler's convention a banjo player asked me did I have my electric bass with me.
However some I play with prefer upright,a man I pick with owns an Engelhardt upright,that I play on when I do some picking at his place.
I'm doing some electric music in a three-piece setting that is electric guitar,electric bass and electric drums